85 parallel "Computer Vision Center" "Computer Vision Center" "Computer Vision Center" positions at NIST
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assist reviewers in their assessment of scientific manuscripts, which is in extremely high demand now. Thermodynamics Research Center (TRC) at NIST collects, stores, and evaluates published experimental
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reviews. Advisers name email phone Vladimir Diky [email protected] 303.497.4124 Description The widespread use of aqueous chemical models, incorporated into computer codes, for both pure and
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(e.g., Alzheimer’s disease). We want to explore solutions that combine parallel architectures (i.e., GPUs or accelerator boards, clusters) and numerical algorithms suited to such architectures with the
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AEO and the CRP, web-accessible tools are being developed (e.g., the Economic Decision Guide Software – EDGe$ Online Tool) to support community resilience planning. Therefore, strong computer skills
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[email protected] 301.975.6103 Description Applied optimization and simulation form an area of engineering that sits between mathematics and computer science. They include computational tools used
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learning applications; now, we are looking for the "what’s next." If you have the vision to transform 100 TB of multimodal materials data into the next great scientific breakthrough, we invite you to
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parallel multimodal analysis including proteomic, metabolomic and lipidomic approaches. These methods will be foundational to studies of microbiome dynamics and functions. Due to the interdisciplinary
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networks will require the parallel development of optical links. We have leveraged the advent of robust optical frequency combs along with advanced digital signal processing techniques to develop methods
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assays targeting markers of forensic interest. Next Generation Sequencing (NGS, also known as Massively Parallel Sequencing) has revolutionized molecular genetic research and clinical diagnostics over
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these high resolution studies to DNA-based molecular motors and RNA-folding. In a parallel effort, we significantly enhanced the biophysical capabilities of an atomic force microscope (AFM